A West Valley City father was arrested after his 14-year-old daughter reported nearly nine years of sexual abuse. He now faces multiple felony counts, per court filings.

Roy City canceled the Roy Days fireworks, citing extreme drought, budget strain and safety concerns tied to recent incidents and out‑of‑town attendees.

Utah Pride Celebration returns June 3–7 with rallies, a two-day festival at Washington Square and a free Pride Parade at 10 a.m. Sunday. Events include a rooftop reception, youth programming and dozens of vendors.

A Salt Lake County man was arrested after prosecutors say he fired at another driver on I‑15 on May 22; the bullet struck the car’s passenger compartment but no one was hurt.

More than two dozen people applied to fill Salt Lake City's District 4 vacancy. Interviews begin June 9 and the council must appoint a replacement by June 11.

Newport National purchased Hobble Creek Business Park in Springville, expanding its Salt Lake City industrial holdings and lining up financing for further buildouts. The five‑building park offers small‑bay and flex space near I‑15.

Five juveniles were identified after pre-dawn gunfire near a West Point Smith's; two were booked and three released with charges pending as investigators probe.

A beloved little library on Salt Lake City's McClelland Trail was wrecked by vandals; neighbors have already stepped in with materials to rebuild.

WalletHub’s new ranking places Utah third nationwide, driven by high adjusted median income, startup growth and a large STEM talent pool.

Sunny Tuesday; highs near 84°F, then a sharp warm‑up midweek with 90s and increasing winds. Check cool‑zone listings if you need relief.

Rep. Celeste Maloy and Phil Lyman traded sharp attacks in a Salt Lake debate that could reshape the GOP primary in Utah’s redrawn 3rd District. Both are now headed to a close June primary.

Utah opened a new DEQ e-bike voucher program Monday with 2,000 spots and up to $800 for income-qualified Wasatch Front residents. Approved applicants must complete a short application and a safety video before buying at an approved shop.

ASU researchers used SMAP and GRACE satellite data to tweak a hydrologic model, producing sharper Colorado River runoff forecasts that could help Arizona water managers.